Namdapha National Park renowned as
one of the richest areas in biodiversity, huge protected area in the
Eastern Himalayas is the largest national park regarding area on
which the park is spread in Northeast of India. This region is also
known for its extensive Dipterocarp forests and lowland evergreen
rainforests. The park is spread on a huge piece of land between Dapha
bum range, Mishmi Hills and Patkal range. Offering best example of
biodiversity the habitat changes from lower region to the upper
region with sub-tropical broadleaf to subtropical pine forests. Apart
from this the park is also gifted with huge bamboo forests. Maximum
part of the park is mountainous covered with forests of Hollong,
Mekal and Hollock trees mixed with creepers. High altitudes of the
park are covered with deciduous forests rich in Mangolia, pine, and
Betula trees. The area is like a haven for the botanists and
researchers with around one hundred fifty recorded tree species,
accompanied with incredible varieties of rare orchids and flowers.
The park can be accessed from Guahati and Dibrugarh and the nearest
railway station is at Ledo. This region has a sub tropical climate
and best time to visit this park is the winter season.

White-Winged Wood Duck

Satyr Tragopan Osaka

Monal Pheasants at Namdaphamap

Namdapha National Park Great Indian Hornbill

Namdapha’s diverse forests are a
haven for the astounding birdlife, where birds like Giant Hornbill,
Satyr Tragopan, Monal Pheasants and white-winged wood duck cab be
easily spotted. Some of the reptiles like reticulated Python and King
Cobra are commonly seen in the jungles of the park. Mammals like
Leopard, Jungle Cats and Tigers along with Hoolock Gibbon also are
commonly seen in the interiors of the jungles and mountain slopes.
Apart from the exclusive wild life there are many other attractions
for tourists in the parks eastern side, which borders with Myanmar.
Best time to visit this region is from October to April and rest of
the months should be avoided, since this period is dominated with
heavy rains and flooding of the rivers.

For entering the park and staying at
the jungle camps a tourist permit has to be taken from the
authorities of the Park. Namdapha national park accommodation at
Deban inside the park is the best for exploring the region in and
around the park. It is the only park in India, where you can stroll
freely in the jungles instead of travelling in a protected vehicle.
There are many incredible hiking routes and places of cultural as
well as historical importance at the east side. Namdapha national
park treks are unique identity of the park.